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Rewrite in very simple plain language. Short sentences. No medical jargon. Explain every medical term in everyday words. A 12-year-old should understand it. Keep the same bullet/list structure. Output ONLY the rewritten text. Section: A Personal Note I hope this is helpful. I'm always happy to answer questions before or after Friday, or to review new information as it becomes available. From your records and your questions, it's clear you've done an excellent job staying informed and advocating for your own care and quality of life. I wish you all the very best as you make this decision
TL;DR: Your doctor thinks you're doing a great job asking questions and taking care of yourself, and they're here to help you figure out what's best for you.
KEY POINTS:
- Your doctor is available to talk before or after Friday, or whenever you need them
- You can ask questions anytime—there's no such thing as a silly question
- Your doctor will look at any new test results or information you get
- You've been doing an excellent job learning about your situation and speaking up for what you need
- Your doctor wants you to be healthy and happy, and they support whatever choice you make
NEXT STEP: Write down any questions you have and bring them to your next appointment, or call your doctor's office if you want to talk sooner.
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A Personal Note
I hope this helps you understand things better. I'm here to answer your questions anytime—before Friday, after Friday, or whenever you need me. If you get new test results or new information, I'm happy to look at them with you and talk about what they mean.
Looking at everything you've shared with me and all the questions you've asked, it's really clear that you're doing an amazing job. You're learning about what's happening with your health. You're asking good questions. You're making sure people listen to what you need. You're taking care of yourself and thinking about what will make your life better.
I think you're going to make a really good decision about what to do next. No matter what you choose, I'm here to support you and help you feel as good as possible.
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